, 1887-04-14
ODDS AND ENDS.
Stray Leaves From a RenOrter's
Note Book,
Gathered During the Past Twenty
Four Hours.
Maennerchor concert,,to night.

Maennerchor cOncert'to night.
Business is said to be very quie; at
Buffalo, Wyo., just now.
Don't fail to attend the Maennerchor
concert and ball at Keefe's hall tonight.
There is one fellowsin the calaboose
who IN pretty near being a ipll fedged
crank.
Everybody agreed hat it was gloomy
yesterday, and all on account of the
storm.
There was plenty OF snow, mud, water
and slush on the streets of the city yes
terday.
This evening is the one for the regular
weekly exercises of the M. f. lvceum att
the Methodist church
At a late hour yesterday afternoon but
one deed had been filed for record at the
Office Of the county clerk.
If you wish a treat, go and see Jonah
in the Whale at Keefe's hall to night. A
fine programme is presented in another
column.
There are men in Denver to-day who
belong to and are members of the gang of
railroad robbers which is now being brok-
en- up in Pennsylvania.
The Episcopal festival and dance at
Library hall last evening was a decided
success and well attended, notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather.
The capitol corner stone committee will
hold a meeting at the Office of T. B.
Adams STOCK Growers Association head
quarters) to morrow afternoon.
The snow storm which ragged at times
yesterday and last evening will result in
postQpning a picnic to Chalk Bluffs of a
few individuals on Sunday next.
The John +. Reynolds committee of
arrangements for the coming memorial
exercises will hold a meeting at Judge
Fishers Office at 1880 this evening.
1t is said that agents of the Denver &
Rio Grande are in town and contemplate
making a raid on the south side for the
purpose of securing depot grounds.
Col. l.. Murrin, who has Just been ap-
pointed clerk of the district court by
Chief Justice Maginnis, entered upon
the discharge of his duties yesterday.
A runaway which resulted in one horse
dragging another for some distance, &C.
CURED on Nineteenth street yesterday,
but no serious damage resulted therefrom.
At the next meeting of the city council
there will be a water ordinance, a tax or
dinance and a police uniform ordinance
to be considered and acted upon by that
body.
John Doe-according to the record
was calaboosed by Judge Lee yesterday
for INDUCING in a big drunk. One or
two other parties also received the courts
judicial attention.
A not very numerous but exceedingly
long portion of the American army had
to go into camp three times in making his
way up Ferguson street as far as the court
house yesterday.
NDr. Hayford's railroad, which he was
going to have built from Denver to Lara
mic Ci'y, don't progress very fast, but
the cstimable old gentleman is still enthu-
siastic on the subject.
A cartridge which had accidentally
been dropped was run over and exploded
near the Wyoming block yesterday.
Some of the people in that vicinity
thought it was a small dynamite bomb.
The ordinance just passed in regard to
corrugated iron buildings and the height,
thickness. etc, of stone or brick walls of
buildings, of course has no application in
that portion of Cheyenne outside the fire
limits.
The authorities Of the Joliet %peniten-
tiary have forwarded to Charles Blindt a
certificate of the good behavior of Her
man Stochr since his incarceration there.
The certificate is to be used in certain pro-
ceedings hereafter.
To city directory advertisers-L Nc
Cormick will commence delivering the
book this morning, who, alone, is the
only person to whom payment for adver-
tisements is to be made, and who will re-
ceipt for the same.
The United States signal observer re.
ports as follows: Maximum temperature
yesterday, 1872; minimum temperature,
80; highest wind. 80 miles per hour;
direction, northeast. At 3 p. m. the EN-
p%erature at Salt Lake was so. Denver 4l0,
Omaha 700, North Platte 80, Yankton
So.